Public Library, Newark, New Jersey, 1911

 

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Tenbroeck Memorial Fountain, Library Square, Asbury Park, New Jersey, 1913

 

Public Library, Demarest, New Jersey

 

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1927, Library, Dover, New Jersey

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Elizabeth, New Jersey, Battin High School, Library Interior

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Public Library, South Orange, New Jersey

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Public Library, Beach Haven, New Jersey, 1931

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Public Library, Metuchen, New Jersey, 1906

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Public Library, Florence, New Jersey

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Public Library, Dover, New Jersey

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Memorial Library, Bound Brook, New Jersey

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Library, Drew Seminary, Madison, New Jersey

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1909, Public Library, Bayonne, New Jersey

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1907, Library, East Orange, New Jersey

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Library, Interior, Young Women's Christian Assoc., YWCA, Newark, New Jersey

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Pease Memorial Public Library, Ridgewood, New Jersey

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This stately Italian Renaissance-style library was built between 1921 and 1923. It is an excellent example of Palladian library design popular during the early 20th century. The funds for its construction were bequeathed by Gertrude Pease as a memorial to her father. She was the moving force behind a women’s group known as the “Village Improvement Association” that established Ridgewood’s first library in 1897, using donated books and rented rooms. According to the terms of the Pease bequest, the building was to be used as a library in perpetuity.

The Pease Library was Ridgewood’s main library until 1962, when the village opened a new library across town. For many years, the Pease Library served as a branch library, then briefly the central reference library while the main building was being expanded. When the main library reopened in 1998, the Pease Library was closed and the library board and village government successfully petitioned the court to void the deed restriction requiring that the building always be used as a library. Read more...

1968, Public Library, Oradell, New Jersey

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The first librarian was Miss Marie A. Skinner and she welcomed the first library patrons on the afternoon of Tuesday, April 22, 1913.  Read more...

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Library, Roselle, New Jersey

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Roselle, New Jersey 15 Oz Stainless Steel Travel Mug by NewJerseyIsMyHome
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John Tyler Library, Salem, New Jersey

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Built as the John Tyler Library in 1888, the building is located in the middle of the Broadway Historic District on one of the two original streets laid out in 1675. The library skillfully combines the Romanesque Revival and Queen Anne styles in terra cotta and brick, and is attributed to Philadelphia architect George Hewitt. Originally incorporated in 1806 as "The Library Company of Salem" this was the second library established in New Jersey. Read more...

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1975, Library, Fair Lawn, New Jersey

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